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First Gulf bought back 200,000 shares on Thurs

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MONEY MATTERS: First Gulf has bought back 13.75m shares so far under buyback plan approved last Nov. (Getty Images)
MONEY MATTERS: First Gulf has bought back 13.75m shares so far under buyback plan approved last Nov. (Getty Images)

First Gulf Bank said on Sunday it had bought back 200,000 shares on Thursday at 7.8 dirhams ($2.12) per share under a share buyback scheme.

First Gulf has bought back 13.75 million shares so far under a buyback plan approved last November, it said in a statement on the Abu Dhabi bourse website. (Reuters)

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